The collaboration brings together LFN's open development model and the AI-RAN Alliance's mission to optimize AI-RAN, aiming to enhance network performance and flexibility through open innovation.

The MOU outlines a non-binding framework for collaboration that leverages the complementary strengths of both communities – LFN's open source ecosystem and ATIS's standards development leadership.

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